Rep. Steve Johnson, R-Kent County; audio on wrongful conviction legislation

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Rep. Steve Johnson, R-Kent County; audio on wrongful conviction legislation

RELEASE|March 12, 2019

Rep. Johnson talks about House passage Tuesday of his HB 4286, which ensures people who have been exonerated of a crime will receive the compensation due to them from the state. The compensation fund currently has just a few hundred thousand dollars; the Johnson measure will add $10 million for the balance of the 2019 Fiscal Year ending September 30.

Rep. Johnson Requests Attorney General Opinion on Constitutionality of Community Colleges Granting Baccalaureate Degrees

Steven JohnsonPOSTS|8.18.22

State Rep. Steve Johnson (R-Wayland) has formally requested that Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office provide an AG opinion on the Constitutionality of MCL 389.121(d).

Rep. Steve Johnson, R-Wayland; audio on House Oversight Committee work on emergency powers legislation

Steven JohnsonPOSTS|6.19.22

House Oversight Committee Chairman Johnson talks about a 31-bill package pending before the committee designed to hold state government more accountable to Michigan citizens when using emergency powers. Rep. Johnson says the plan could be moved out of committee to the full House this week.

Rep. Johnson: Advancing plans improve communication between administration, Legislature regarding emergency powers

Steven JohnsonPOSTS|6.21.22

House Oversight Committee Chair Steve Johnson (R-Wayland) today voted to advance a multi-bill package that allows the Legislature to have greater oversight over emergency powers that are used by the executive branch. Johnson, who has sponsored legislation within the plan, said the measures set reasonable timeframes, ensure transparency, deliver greater accountability and clarify law to […]

Rep. Steve Johnson, R-Wayland; audio on Michigan State Park priority legislation.

Steven JohnsonPOSTS|6.10.22

Rep. Johnson talks about House Oversight Committee passage this week of his HB 4041, which would allow a Michigan resident to make a state park or state forest campground reservation two weeks prior to out-of-state residents.

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